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CMA 265/EDU 265Technology In EducationLong Island University at RiverheadCourse Description and Requirements: Fall 2011Instructor: Richard Law, Ms.Ed Technology & LibrarianshipEmail: richlaw@mac.comCell: 516 987 9786Office Hours: Before class (call or email for an appointment) CMA 265/EDU 265 - Technology in Education (T, Th 11:30 am - 12:55 pm) The impact of computer technology on the instructional learning process is important for today's educators to acknowledge. This course is designed to familiarize the student with the necessary skill base required to meet the demands of effective integration of technology into daily instructional programs. The student will become aware of the technology benchmarks today's educators to draw upon in order to facilitate the learning process and address the needs of a society in which innovation doubles rapidly. Students will come away from this course with a newly found confidence in the use of technology and growing appreciation for the increased dimension technology can bring to the learning process.
Syllabus is also posted on your student portal on Blackboard.
Welcome to the Technology In Education class Wiki site.
Please post your weekly refelctions on this Wiki or continue to use FTP and post to www.furtherfacts.com
CMA 265/EDU 265Technology In EducationLong Island University at RiverheadCourse Description and Requirements: Fall 2011Instructor: Richard Law, Ms.Ed Technology & LibrarianshipEmail: richlaw@mac.comCell: 516 987 9786Office Hours: Before class (call or email for an appointment)
CMA 265/EDU 265 - Technology in Education (T, Th 11:30 am - 12:55 pm)
The impact of computer technology on the instructional learning process is important for today's educators to
acknowledge. This course is designed to familiarize the student with the necessary skill base required to meet the
demands of effective integration of technology into daily instructional programs. The student will become aware of
the technology benchmarks today's educators to draw upon in order to facilitate the learning process and address
the needs of a society in which innovation doubles rapidly. Students will come away from this course with a newly
found confidence in the use of technology and growing appreciation for the increased dimension technology can
bring to the learning process.
Syllabus is also posted on your student portal on Blackboard.